wrecking crew

[mud 2,044]

21 minutes ago, dogmandont said:

Would you double up on a rabbit on the lamp??? Are is that a silly question for some of you folks.

No,but there’s lads out there running 2/3 dogs while ferreting on bolting rabbits 

[mud 2,044]

I wish I could have dogs that didn’t need doubling up from pups to show the ropes,I must be the unlucky one,but suppose it’s all down to how much your out putting the miles and work in front of the dogs,some happy to be out once or twice a week where others are happy to be out four or five nights a week 

[dogmandont 9,802]

17 minutes ago, mud said:

No,but there’s lads out there running 2/3 dogs while ferreting on bolting rabbits 

Ferreting is a different game and one I’ve barely ever been involved in and for the most part of what I’ve seen on here it’s mostly about reducing the numbers the same as ratting with terriers. But anyway lads are free to do as they please just don’t think your doing anything special when you double up on fox. 

Edited January 3, 2019 by dogmandont

[Black neck 15,872]

Best to do what you want to do and feel no way about it

[mud 2,044]

1 minute ago, dogmandont said:

Ferreting is a different game and one I’ve barely ever been involved in and for the most part of what I’ve seen on here it’s mostly about reducing the numbers the same as ratting with terriers. But anyway lads are free to do as they please just don’t think your doing anything special when you double up fox. 

Yes you’re right,and same goes for fox reducing the numbers when they become a nightmare for farmers/landowners 

[dogmandont 9,802]

2 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Best to do what you want to do and feel no way about it

 

2 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Best to do what you want to do and feel no way about it

And that’s just about the height of it. .

 

7 minutes ago, mud said:

I wish I could have dogs that didn’t need doubling up from pups to show the ropes,I must be the unlucky one,but suppose it’s all down to how much your out putting the miles and work in front of the dogs,some happy to be out once or twice a week where others are happy to be out four or five nights a week 

Are you trying to say if you only had one dog that it would never take a fox because it wasn’t shown the ropes.

[dogmandont 9,802]

1 minute ago, mud said:

Yes you’re right,and same goes for fox reducing the numbers when they become a nightmare for farmers/landowners 

Lol. yea ok then. 

[mr powers 876]

Top class dogs and dvd fair play boys

[jiggy 3,209]

50 minutes ago, downsouth said:

Why would we?That was a sport that was meant to be run with 2dogs where they wernt meant to kill the hare but i dont agree with running lurchers on hares doubled up either.

Often wondered why a hare never won trophy. Probably couldn't catch up with it afterward to give him trophy.

[mud 2,044]

3 minutes ago, dogmandont said:

 

And that’s just about the height of it. .

 

Are you trying to say if you only had one dog that it would never take a fox because it wasn’t shown the ropes.

No what I was  trying to say in a nice way on the earlier post was if u were running single all the time you would be lucky to have a quarter of the number of fox them lads were putting away,as I said before some are happy knocking the odd fox or two over a week,and as for starting pups we’ve all got are own ways of starting them off

[shaaark 10,704]

1 hour ago, Elchapo said:

Wonder if you’d were all at waterloo cup bitching about them doubling up too lol 

That's got f**k ALL to do with killing foxes, or hares. All about the hounds scoring points for the way they worked the hare during the course. The kill  WASN'T necessary. Don't tell me, all these bull x owning, fox hunting enthusiasts are running these dogs to 'test' how well the dogs are 'working' the fox! f***ing clown!!

[Blackmag 6,039]

Well how do you know theses dogs weren't single handed or run single handed 

[dogmandont 9,802]

4 minutes ago, shaaark said:

That's got f**k ALL to do with killing foxes, or hares. All about the hounds scoring points for the way they worked the hare during the course. The kill  WASN'T necessary. Don't tell me, all these bull x owning, fox hunting enthusiasts are running these dogs to 'test' how well the dogs are 'working' the fox! f***ing clown!!

Think a few lads just need to be honest with themselves and admit their animals are as slow as a wet weekend or curs or both.

Edited January 3, 2019 by dogmandont

[Black neck 15,872]

2 minutes ago, shaaark said:

That's got f**k ALL to do with killing foxes, or hares. All about the hounds scoring points for the way they worked the hare during the course. The kill  WASN'T necessary. Don't tell me, all these bull x owning, fox hunting enthusiasts are running these dogs to 'test' how well the dogs are 'working' the fox! f***ing clown!!

Don't resort to name calling furg it just Dosnt become you and lowers the tone 

[Bosun11 537]

Keep it civil boys or i'll pull it....